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KSRTC’s Puttur division has received 40 new buses, but most will replace ageing vehicles due for retirement rather than significantly increase services.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the words of successive Popes continue to call for peace, forgiveness and hope amid tragedy.
Several people were injured after a car and KSRTC bus collided head-on on the National Highway near Kokkada in Belthangady taluk.
Mangaluru North Sub-Division police held a peace meeting ahead of Ganeshotsava, urging organisers to follow law-and-order and traffic rules.
A woman who testified against her father after her mother was murdered in a notorious Italian mafia killing is believed to have died by suicide.
A nearly 12-foot king cobra was rescued from a garden in Kading, Beltangady, after it was found swallowing a python.
Karnataka has secured more than 120 crore land records in fireproof compactors, while 85 crore pages have already been digitised.
A mother accused of killing her one-year-old daughter has been remanded by a court, but remains hospitalised due to health issues.
The Konkani feature film ‘Wheel Chair’, subtitled ‘A Different Love Story’, began production with a muhurat ceremony at Kalaangann in Mangaluru.
Beltangady’s Usharani, former Principal District and Sessions Judge in Mysuru, has been appointed as a judge of the Karnataka High Court.
A US father set a Guinness World Record after running a mile in 4:17.784 while pushing his one-year-old daughter in a pram.
St Aloysius University hosted a national seminar in Mangaluru on banking innovation, customer protection, governance and sustainability.
A court has held that Talaq-e-Hasan, pronounced over three months, is not prohibited in India, distinguishing it from instant triple talaq.
India has named 24 probables for the Men’s Blind Cricket Asia Cup 2026 in Dhaka, with the final 17-member squad to be selected after a camp.
The Supreme Court has ruled that an alleged act of corporal punishment by a teacher did not amount to sexual assault under the POCSO Act.
A father in Shanghai reacted instantly to catch a falling iron pole and prevent it from striking his daughter during strong winds.
The story of Mohammed Afroz, a tailor’s son linked to a controversial 9/11 investigation, continues to draw attention in India.
An Episcopal priest who sheltered 9/11 rescue workers at St Paul’s Chapel will share his experiences with students in Arkansas.
Australian High Commissioner Philip Green’s train journey to Chandigarh highlights India’s warmth, hospitality and people-to-people connections.
A Ukrainian couple married in Kyiv hours after a Russian attack damaged their home, choosing love and hope despite the devastation around them.
